Time for another round of tablet bingo. We won't rest until we've found every available tablet at a reduced price for you, and there's a couple more to cross off the ever-expanding list here. Read More >>
Featured comment by gx3k:
"I had the Cobalt 80 and was not happy with the screen and the build quality. I sold it and got a Titanium 80 for £99 which is miles better in screen ..." More »
The arrival of BBM on Android and iOS will be a slightly limited affair, with BlackBerry deciding it's best to focus solely on smartphones -- meaning the messaging app won't work on the iPad, Nexus 7 or any of the other large-screened devices that are currently dominating the tech world. Read More >>
Microsoft's higher-end tablet dream will be available in the UK next week, with Microsoft giving the folding tab a May 23 launch date. The Surface Pro will cost a stonking great £719 for the 64GB Core i5 Windows 8 machine, rising to £799 if you'd prefer the 128GB unit. You might want to read our Surface Pro review before investing that sort of life-changing sum in a thing to use to look at Twitter. [Microsoft Store] Read More >>
Featured comment by Beatles1:
"For a 16 year old student with no money at all its a lot of money. But after taking a look at other stuff out there it does seem pretty reasonably pri..." More »
On the heels of its very first Android tablet after a long affair with webOS, HP's just announced its second device running the Google operating system, and it's ushering in that Android notebook fad we've all heard whispers about. Enter the SlateBook x2, the first Tegra 4-powered, 10-inch Android convertible. Read More >>
Featured comment by DeFiBkIlLeR:
"These things make for great comic book and magazine readers, anything smaller than 10' and the text is too small." More »
France may introduce a one per cent sales tax on all smartphones and tablets sold in the country, with the money raised funnelled off into an arts fund to back the supposedly more intellectual pursuits of film, art and music. Read More >>
TechCrunch is reporting that Microsoft, which has already made an interesting $300 (£200) million investment in Nook, wants to double down and buy the whole darn thing. Specifically, Microsoft wants to pay £640 million to acquire the digital assets of Nook Media LLC — that would be the separate Nook company that spun off from Barnes & Noble last year. Microsoft wants its own Kindle (or iBooks) store. Read More >>
HTC is said to be planning a refreshed attempt on the tablet scene later this year, with rumours suggesting it has two Windows 8 models, the R7 and R12, due for launch some time during 2013. Read More >>
Featured comment by Silverbull999:
"I think I'd be genuinely interested in the 12" badboy... Have note 2for out and abou, a decent tablet for home /holiday would be more useful than the ..." More »
When is a tablet not a tablet? When it's a phone! Also, when is a phone not a phone? When it's a tablet! When is it both? When it's an ASUS Fonepad of course! Read More >>
When it comes to skinned, forked, mainly-for-media-consumption Android tablets, Barnes & Noble's Nook HD and Nook HD+ offerings have always played second fiddle to Amazon's Kindle Fires, and a shortage of apps was a big part of that. Now, Nooks are taking a step into real full-fledged tabletdom with a big, big update: the Google. Read More >>
A built-in projector isn't quite at the top of anyone's wish list for tablet improvements. But that didn't stop Promate from putting one into its new LumiTab and declaring it the world's first tablet projector. The average consumer might not be interested yet, but corporate honchos who live and die by PowerPoint presentations are surely smiling from ear-to-ear now. Read More >>
Featured comment by CGB1:
"To be honest, this doesn't sound like the worst idea I've ever heard, but practically, you will need a really dim room for this to work effectively. ..." More »
Just in case you thought Samsung didn't offer enough variety in its tablet range, it's gone ahead and launched yet another. This 7-inch Galaxy Tab 3 is brand new and, um, like virtually every other Samsung tablet that's gone before it. Read More >>
We've waited long enough. After getting Microsoft's Surface RT late, we're finally going to get its bigger brother, the fully-fledged Surface Pro, but not until the end of May. Well, before the end of May, but that normally means May 31st. Is it too much future too soon? We can't wait to find out for ourselves. [Microsoft] Read More >>
Featured comment by tolpin:
"Oop, more inductive reasoning again. The point is that simply because you use your devices in a certain way, that doesn't determine how everyone else ..." More »
Microsoft's promise that we'll see smaller and cheaper Windows 8 machines might be about to be made true by Acer, with leaked images showing something smaller and running Windows 8. Just like it said. Read More >>
Featured comment by CGB1:
"Very nifty you can put an entire Win8 PC into something that size and shape, but I can't help thinking that using it would be a pretty painful experie..." More »
In Microsoft's Q3 financial update last night, the tech giant confirmed rumours that it'll be increasing the range and decreasing the size of Windows 8 tablets, saying it's currently working with OEMs to build smaller devices. Read More >>
Featured comment by affiliate13:
"Precisely.
Choice is what matters. Two OS leading the whole show doesn't equate to a long term benefit. The more the better, the weak ones will fall ..." More »
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Microsoft is currently developing a new line of Surface tablets, including a 7-inch version, which should go into mass production later this year. Read More >>
Featured comment by ian1175:
"Why would they make a 7 inch version ? They cannot even sell the full sized version. What they should do is drop the price of the original and actuall..." More »
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